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WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE.

The Palace Sleeping and Parlor Car Route to
Chicago.
Leave Leave
Minneapolis st. Paul
Chicago & Milwaukee ---
Day Express ......... q 12' o p. IN. a 12;iSp. m.
Prentice l. Ashland Ex-
Chicago Night Express rs p M SIS SIS p ?. M.
Arrive Arrvs
Minneapolis st. Paul.
Chicago Fast Express. a 7:51 a. %. 7:l5 a. M
Prentice l. Ashland EX-
press .......ia $50 a. m. a T:15 m.
Chicago Express. % AGO p. M. 3:40p m
Daily. b Excnpt SUNDAY.
Through Car Service--All trains carry ele-
CANT day coaches. superb sleeper5 and luxurious
dining cars without change between Minneapolis.
ST. Paul and Chicago. For tickets. rates. berths
in sleepers and all detailed information, apply to
the city Offices; Minneapolis, No. 10 Nicollet Houss
Block, corner of Nicollet and Wash ngton avenues
+. Il. Arson. Northwestern Passenger Agent. st.
Paul-No l7a East Third street. Merchants Hotel
Block; C. E. Robb. City Ticket Agent ~. )
Mel en-. General Manager. James Barker. Gen
eral Passenger and Ticket Agent. Nj .waukea.
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Sex div.

THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
Corner Third ana Robert srreets
CAPITAL ssoo m,
WALTER MANN. RICHARD e. SLOWER
PRESIDENT CaShie r
GEORGE q OF COTT
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r. M. NEWPORT g. SON.
INVESTMENT BANKERS,

152, 1873 and 1874 Drake Block.
ST. PAUL, MIMI.
Buy and Sell Stocks. Bonds and Real Estate.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
New "Overland Route"

Portland. Or. and the Pacific Northwest.
The ''Pioneer Line" between st.
Paul. Minneapolis. Moorhead and
Fargo. and the ONLY Line running
Dining Cars and huffman sleepers
Letween Those Points
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Departing Trains. Leave

La Crosse, Dubuque and st.
Louis Express. ........ i.
Prairie du CHEN. Milwau.
kee and Chicago Express
Calmar and Davenport FIX.
OrtonviIle & Fargo Elk. 80.
Milwaukee Il Chicago Elk.
press.
Northfield. Faribault, Owa.
tonna, Austin and Mason
City.
La crosse Passenger.
Aberdeen and Mitchell Ex.
La Crosse and Dubuque
Fast Express. ..........
Milwaukee and Chicago
Express. 80.
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CAPITAL 100000.
ALEX RAMSEY. Prest. ANTHONY YoERG, Jr., v. Pr.
WM BICKE l. Cashier. Pm. kERSr. Asst. Cash.
GERMANIA BANK,
Corner Fifth and Wabasha streets. opposite Pos
Office
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CONTRACT WORK.
Street SDrinkling.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL. Mimi, April Z, 1887.
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- Quotations of stocks and Bonds.
NEW YORK. April 9.-The following are
tho olocinp DriceS hid to-day.
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The Palace Sleeping and Parlor Car Route to
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-12

B 5:c0a m B $500 a m
B $40 a m 3 s:45 a m
B $40 a m B s:i5 am
B 9:05 q N B S:25 a IN
A 800 p m a 1:4a p m
A 4:30p m A ABS p m
B 30p m B sos p m
A 4:50p m A 4:10 p IN
ID s:Oop M d $50 D m
A 500 o ID A s:4Opm
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Arrive Arrive
Minneapolis. st. Paul.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07

The grand Jury was appointed sud sne
names thereof arc published Ia another
column.
The contract for ceiling the Pocr-nonee
and other repairs was let 70 j. w. ROBERTS
for The su,D Of $40, he being the lowest
bidder. aud bond filed for faithful per
fvrmauce of
b. Mayo allowed to withdraw. MS Pc
tition for tho retail Of vInous u SPIRIT
Gus liquors. -
The Clark was authorized to advertise
to let building n bridgeeover Rhodes bay
on on Rhodes Bayou road in Moss Point,
beat 3, ia accordance with law aud plans
aud specifications. =,
L. Levin exempt from road service be
being a seaman. ,oo
W. n. Denny, clerk was allowed STU
for copies OF assessment rolls, and S%2.Oo
for stationery. -
Mileage and per diem were allowed the
members and officers, werenpon the
adjourned until its next regull " term
u. MCDONALD, President.
w. N. DENNY, Clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07

The present month has many
notable days, amasis them IS All
hailow c which occurs OH the 3Is',
and also the VigA of All Saints
Day. Burns Informs us I'm " note
to bis poem on HdllOw-ee") that Inc
irst ceremony OF tile festival Is pull
ing each IL stock, or plant OF kall'
They must go OUT hand j" hand
with eyes shut, and pull tue ntSl
they meet With, itIbeiug big or lit.
tie. straight Or ciQ9ked, is prophet
ic of tue size and shape of the grand
object OF all their. .S%pells-Ihe nus
band or wife. If any yrd or e"rtn
slick to the root that IL tochef' OF
fortune, aud the taste at the c"S'Oc,
that is the heart OF the SYSTEM Is
Indicative OF tue natural temper
aud disposition. LASTLY, the stems
are placed some%here over tue
the door, and The christian names o.
the people whom c4ance brings l"t'
the house are, .accandimg TO the pr
GRITTY of placing the STEMS tn'
names in question.
The knights of Labor bad
big ball hele last "Wednesday "iSh'
w. cau't resist the temptatIo" @
mentioning that thty had most q
the printing done IN Mobile. TIA
il not patronizing home Industry
Now suppose home industry Shouts
import cheap labor-rice aud RAJ
; eaters, tor instance. The Knight
of Labor would Kick and We w"ut
he expected to help them. Wouidh
We do i'll
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07

The Garden Party ut the he,
brard place for the Oeneht o o''
Marks Episcopal Mission ut t''S
place. Of last Monday, was quite a
pleasant event OF the season, ana
wa understand q very neat little
s,,n WAS realized, clear OF expenses
A certain young and handsome
gentleman of Mobile has some at
traction that draws HIN here OF late
This il not to be wondered at Tor
the magnetic influences Of beauty
are always fascinating aud cap'l-
waiting, and CONTROLS a sceptre 'na'
sways the heart and not the head
Tue young man is "a knight Of the
stick aud rule. Oh, pshaWI We
did not Intend to add the last sen
tence.
The terms of the old officers o
ScrantOa Fire Company No - nav
ing expired last Monday night 81
election was held at the company
hall to oil the vacancies thus C"us
; sd which resulted as iOllONs; '
+. Ros. President q. ID. Moore, VIC
!. President; George Frent1, For
man TbOs. Stiglets, First Assls
ant; Chris. BrOuduH, Second A
. sis,ant A GOrlser, Treasurer. III
boys have concluded not 70 have
parade but will give a grand b
on Monday, the 24ah inst- rs u
y tourtb anniversary comes on sata
day.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07
ARTEsIAN WELL AT "vILLA
ADA"

Through the unrelenting deteT-
mi.atiou of Mr.. b. W. Taylor, OF
New Orleans, Scranton now Ooas'S
of the highest pressure arteslaI
we'll on the Galt Coast. THIS wen
10 the second attempt on the pIacc
OF Maj. Johu Henry, at thls place.
christened "villa Ada" The nrst
attempt failed on account OF some
accident. This second attempt Sc
cured a tiow of water last Friday OF
80 GALLONS per minute at the depih
of 555 feet. The water rises ~ teet
high, and Tue operator predicts OK
~cellcut water, though 1t IS not yeS
s~ufieieutly clear of foreign elements
To iuds. except that it IL cool ana
tree of brackish taste. Tue "e'a
.ost about $3.50 Tor labor ana P'p'"g'
,h. machine being furnished by the
LonisvIIle g. Nashville Railroad
Company, operated BY Israel Pow
ars. colored. This makes eleven
w4lls Powers has sunk on THIS line
between here aud Lake Catherine
and be a he has never talIed III u
siugIe attempt, but that his wei
has the best pressure OF any OF MS
wells, and thS result would Oe Ot''
fer had he not been compelled eS
AN accident to put III u small plPe
at the bottom. He will g" from
h.r. tn the terminu i of the Gull ana
Ship Island Railroad where no "a
eugsged to sink u we'll tor tu"'
company. That job will take n''l
some i've or six weeks.
We asked Manager Powers 1.-The
tuoaeht there would be any dItllcu'
Is about getting IA we'll in tue tow'
of Sci anton, aud be sail not ln"
h. knew no reason why he sl'Oui'
V not get as good IA flow OF water Any
where in the town as at"Niila Ad''
p and AT no more expense. We woul'
therefore suggest TO our citizen
= hat We should have "a town well y
all means. 1t could easily be- pal
for by private subscriptions an
a would add largely to tho a''r"'
tons, health aud general good
:, the town. No doubt the L.. " !
;. Railroad Company would assist J
ia the matt, l., al least to the extent
= the uss of their machine, and II u
:, we'll could be placed SO as TO supp
water for their tank they woul" "a
s,st largely. We see no reason wi
Thai rould not be done with a nc
of 30 or 40 gallons per minute, al
W moi interfere with the pubic uS
ne Ne hope our euterpriSing cltize
cd will take bold OF tue matter ana $
what can be done. Good water u
treat blessing TO man ana pea
~ and while ~artesian wells arc
.ir cheap this entire country o"S"'
nv be supplied with them.
-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07

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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07
GRAND JURY.

The Board OF Supervisors APP
uointcd the following named per-
sons to serve as grand jurors at the
December (1sS7) term OF the Circuit
Court:
BEAT l.
G., w. Ferrill, jesse Parker' lnOS'
Howell, Alfred I. Finch.
EEAT 2.
]. ". Fairly, A. A. Vaughan a
t. Davis, j. l.. Carter.
BEAT 3.
Jno. W. Jones, w. +. Herrln' b
ID. VaIverde, V. BaptiSIe.
BEAT A.
Tbos. E. Ramsay, I. Q. Roberts
j. w. Thomas, l.. G. Manuel
BEAT 8. .
Juo. Reeves, VIM. Wilmington
Buzer Holland, LI~. Berry.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07
DHi.DUIN0 BEGUN.

A..c,.Iiug 10 contract the dfedge
If w. a. Gardener has bcgu" Tue
work Of dre,wulng The channel ~
IN. mouth Of pmsragOuIa river. Inc
work is being done under the super
vision OF MIR. p. y. Bou'fousqu'e'
who also snpetintends tue WORK az
Biloxi, but expects to have Ills Oh
h,.a here. The amount OF govern
mrut appropriation now available
FIR this work will, of course, only
Oegiu the dredging ul'on WH'c'i eS'
,imat. the appropriation " made
!. E. securing "a depth OF IL feet OF
u.t.r 10 tue mills at Moss Point
and We understand it is the purpose
Of Engineer BOudousQuie 10 secure
a depth OF o feet through the O"i al
The mouth Ut Tue river, aud AZ much
futiher as the available means VIII
hermit. BY this means great i"-
mediate benefit will Le derived iroui
tue work, as the bar has proven +"
very serious obstruction in times o'
low water to the river craft two Ot
three OF which went aground there
last spring. We hope the WORK
will be honestly aud thoroughly
performed, as We need every 100
d drpth we can get with the money
and a great deal more.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07
HANCOCK COUNTY.

F.llow-citizens of Hancock County:
Having withdrawn from the field at a
~previous canvass, that the strength OF the
party might be united ere we suffered do
feat, / again anheopnoe myself q Demo
cratic candidate to represent HSncock
county in the lower branch of the next
Logisiaturc-subject to the will and
pleasure Of my party in primary or con
va~ntiou. Respectfully,
THOMAS r, STOCKER.
i,~.o, Misa.. Sent, z. 1+S7,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07

.,.h mn.t accompany each name
1N.u weather Tor several days
has been spring.lIke.
Scranton has not receive" ner
first bale Of cotton yet.
-Gcuts' flannel aud Jersey over
shirts of all prices at w. NJ. Ca"'A'S'
Rev. J. d. Hays will preach III
the Methodist ChurcG Sunday "tll
o'clock aud 7:2Op. m.
Miss Clara McCougha"y' OF
Whistler, Ala, is visiting the MISS
es Clark at P~ascagoula.
r, Order your coal before it gets
cold. Apply to e. W. ENerl'''
DEMocRAT.STAR office.
Lay in your wood for the wi"
> .-fck nov AMI have it cnt up aud sIor-
ed away in dry place.
r. 2rl0n't tail 10 sec those Nea"'''
mi p%iushams and worsIed dress
Goods at w. NJ. CantA's.
-OnLer Your coal aud h*Fe u
mt away, tor the Geld, like the DC"
lug, will cone soon to stay
>. Arnold Goft was en'rre" III '"e
,-oo,.house Wednesday. he is iron
R.at 3. The cry is still they cone
If the best MANS faults. were
wr,teu on his forehead it wo"''
make him pull his hat over his eyes
The jeers and reproacheS OIL gu
enemies should make us more s'e"u
fast in u duty aud not keep u
from it.
notwithstanding the fact tha
cabbage are in the market SON
neoplc will complain that they Ca"
get ahead.
INST received ut W. NJ. Canty
a beau Al assortment OF fall cal
Goes, tianuels, demeStlcs' nom
spuns, etc.
The whoOpiug cough Whoope'
aud the humps swell. This is I"
as poetical as might be Ou1ltiS u
fact all the same.
This is about the time oil ye
that the husband begins pralsl'
his wife for her adeptness IN maxi
fires oil mornings.
October is hOnored with |
advent Z two full moons-tbe O
occurred on the 6I:s, the other
curing on the 3lSt.
The steamer d. L. Tally arr
ed here last Sunday from MOI
and is now on BlanchardPs 81
Says undergoing necessary repa
-Have your coal safely hOu'
in your bin before the cold cot
and punches you like sin. Appl!
G.. Wa Eyetitt, DENOcRAT-s1
Office.
Charlie Laird, who Is attend
the Gulf Coast College at Han
bOrO, spent two days 1T home
week. he Is we'll pleased win
College.
Capt. Cole, who has been
fined 10 bic bed for several w
BY sickness, has, We are gratine
state, 80 fuF recovered as to b
and about
The Pasoagoula Real Is
Agency is daily In receipt Of
ters Of inquiry from North. Nj
sippi, Alabama, Kentucky and
isiana - well a. from the We
and Eastern STATES. Indical
ars thar We win have pany .
gers here next mouth seeking b
N oar genial, hesgbT elise.
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New Prospect Camp Meeting

New Prospect Camp Meeting ~'''
begin Friday, sbe 2lst OF Oc.oOe,'
Ths uublic is invited to attend
Aosommodauous can be had on the
grOluda ,,ovvxr.P..c.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07
General
Merchandise
Usually kept In a first; class store
Furniture and Housekeeping Goods Ct Al
Kinds . Speciality.

Kinds a Speciality.
STOVES are sold lower than New Or-
leans or Mobile prices. as l bny them lot
spot cash direct from the manufacturers.
STEAM GRIST MILL-FTesh Meal, Grlts,
Hominy, Chops, Cracked Corn and Feed
of ali kinds sold at lowest market prices,
and delivered free Of charge within CITY
limits. Buying feed in large quantitlSS
enables me to get the benefit OF wA"leSAle
prlcos, and can therefore sell as cheap Is
CUSTOM SHOE DEPARTMENT where
| a Derson can get the best Shoes Tor lhs
least money. No p per soles, paste-board
counters or wooden heeels are nsed ~
myShoe Factory-none but genuine oat
tanned leather, aud | defy competition Ill
to prices and quality.
Also. ha e a lways on hand hrSt-clss
Handmade Shingles for sale at reason"Oi
prices.
inylt" a continuance of same.
Respectfully, A. DL0Mhn.
GoOds DeErered Free of Charge.
OctubeY 2. lSS6. OILY
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07
LOST

AT the Knights Of Labor bali
"Wednesday night last, a soft black
telt hat marked 81. U. L. .
finder will leave the hat at Bec6PS
barber shop.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07

buy tue OeSI iCo an" ~ ,
beer by The cask or keg, from huu-
o Bros, sold at New Orieals
prices aud delivered tree.
After spending several weeks
with the f.mily OF Capt. h. Co'le'
of this place, Mrs. Sailor lett Oh" et
home in the Crescent City last S0n'
day evening.
Col. H. s. Hyatt, of Moss Polnt'
WAS here Wednesday. He Is no"
tray.lingelaud agent OF the Cnse"
and Crescent aud Gulf and snip
Island Railroads.
Miss Mary Brcbt, OF Mobile, Is
visiting her brother aud sister, MI
II d. Becht aud Mrs. Rudolph, OF
this place. May her visit prove a
p~leaSaat one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson have just
rptu,ned from New Orleans win "a
fnll line of fall and winter gOods
and fine millinery, fastest Styles
also a Rue stock OF shoes and gents
hats.
Mr.. II. Lienhard, one OF Tue
live mill mpu and werchanY, II
Huudshoro, was visiting Moss 'oi"'
last week, and on his return acme
rave us a welcome and apprt Fatc"
call.
MIR. j. 4. Maybury and fanny
= will leave this evening for their
now home in Biloxi. MIR. Maybnry
il connected with the B"tltaria
t Canning Company. The best WISH
Il as Of their many friends go win
them.
e. Mr.. L. f. Pickett returned
Wednesday evening from STARK.
ville. where he had been to enter
;. his son Clinton in the A. ana M'
IA College. Clinton is u bright 10Y
and we shall expect him to MAKE
his mark in the college.
Drink keystone Rye Wh'sKey
NJ pure, unadulterated wb'SXey' 're'
from headaches. Only Sl'oO pc
gallon. Also Freeport hyr' iou
az ears old, the best % whlskey il
the United States. Sold only D.
Craft & Co., 70 aud II 'C"uph''
street, Mobile. Ala, sole agents
Miss Brttle Blake is quite Ill q
the .ShuquaIak Female lns'''"''
She contracted n. cold Ell route
that place three weeks ago, whlc
'tn developed into a slow fever ~
not mother and step father, DIR. W. 1
Cox. are with her, aud VIII Orlu
her home as soon rs sbs is able
ear travel. 4
ing Rev. J. w. Tinniu, formerly pa
lug TOR Of the Methodist Church heE
Int now of Lurkin, Texas, was he
the wednesday and yesterday accoI
one named by DIR. James Le Rue OF :
&C. same place. Mr. Tinuih left yesI'
day evening for Three Rivers
=. -. "a. u;ca who ID visiting
bile father, Mr.. VIM. Howell
On aud after April IL, 10
airs. fast freigbts, Nos. IL aud 72' '
,sed have a coach attached Oet"'
mes Mobile aud Scranton. for the
l. 20 commodation OF passengers, le
inc Mobile at Ss25 pm, arriving
IA scranton at 11:l9 PM return
leave Scranton 1t 1:26 Am - SrriV
ding an Mobile at 4:35 am. O..
c. MARSHALL, SUI
This The knights Of Labor fest
The Last "Wednesday night Is salu
have been well conducted and D
IL ENJOYABLE. The music was Il
isbed by Messrs. F. ID. Becht
the Pankey brothers. One
commeudahle feature, ne We
% W told, was that no iutOzicauts OF
,oxi.ated persons were admit
.s'a1e A grand reform idea.
let
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[Oticial.
A or SUPERVISORS
COUNTY.


sn.cial meeting of the Board Of Su-
Of Jackson county was held in
The Courthouse at Scraptopt4cn Anesuey,
Hctober 4. 1881, the proceedings OF which
Oc'ovot io. % fsl'
T. Howe. county aupeEintendent OF
,dncatiou. Was alloWedA$3%o Tor statlone-
~ /. p.r bill on sile,sspt htAlaeport To-
..;v,d approved and ordered nlcd:
80 RIce allowed sths sum OF S&.<O
DavsbIe out general e~Ountytupd, for guide
boards aud mile posts.
Donea 10 December term hereof.
wiIl,am Reeves, w. I. Carter, Jonn
rt...hsr Geo. Smith, Back Bond, Westly
Ramsav and Alfred Heuse, appointed
commissioners to lay out read IN beato,
commencius at Byrd's Sehool-honse ana
runniuR 20 a. 70 inteFacet blun Greer
road A 4-mIle branch aud passing over
Re6 creek a plan to be established iOr !
bridge near residences Of Henry hollanal
and draw plans aud specifications tor sA'e
bridge. o,,owef
- ~ bridge fund Silas Tam, nails, etc.
a. Howe A. Griffin, e12.l7.
Chris ouavr, John Webb, Bank Sru
mia. Dsvid Delaney, John W. Walker
NJ ri Parker and Calvfu Seymour Wer.
snDoiptsd commissioners to lay out roha
Iravipg Ocean Springs road At bay9'
Cs~vtts. runuing vest via shilow ehnrcn
sbenes west 10 the road from Ramsays =
Ocean springs near the reaideuce OF Ban
Crn4hirds and report. at next nesting.
Report Of commissioners on Eldsrs tel
i. - rdad rejected aud referred back '
Rsport Of commissioners on Big Cree
: h,idge accepted aud clerk authoEiHeo
Lat 10 lowest bidder ~ nsxt tern aecor'
ing 70 law. H..
Ihe following amouue we're anoNs
/. payable out 81 their respective
John Reeves hauling paspst.....o
a n-noerat-star, noties q ebsnge o.
!, voting precinct. =
~ Ciar lnmher. ....-........~
a Advrrtise. School uotices, etc...-s
--ocr,t-star school notice ....-+
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07
7,,T Notices 10 Gents a Line for Zach Insertion.
LOCAL NEWS.
ELECTION TICKETS.

= n a few davs We will commence
ntiuting the Democratic county ana
hoo, ticket for Jackson county
County candida re will be charged
AZ each for printing name o" the
ticket. Beat candidates 81 Inc
rn,h mat accompany each name
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07
Land for Sale

Six aorcs 81 pine and within AZ
nile Of Ocean Springs % sesttaa4
quar-. north SIDE ell az. hHiiCo.a. t.e
d-n- Il uin s. nold a a hnrfain FER caeh-
MI. GOOD. Apply -
II. TX. MAYER8
scrauton, hisa
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07

y, h,rther notice passenger Ur"'"oo
vntii na n. railroad will arrive an
the y y "a follows, running ~ S,Iean
dsps'v Which is the same AZ NO" 0'
time; ooING EAST.
,;rg New orleans at 7:45 am.
No. 4- ! rSy *. NV Louis. $50 am Pas Pas. !.
Arrives AZ IO.67; Mississippi City, lV'S";
Chlis;'1io .sl; Ocean Springs; iloO JOG. no .
Biloxi. Ii:42 am ; Grand Bay i%'VS :
Scranton Io.a3. Mobile f:05 Pun o.os
u; EtSWLeaving New Orleans q. 1 ~ /.
NO. Arrives ct Bay st. Louis; s:? os6i
Pm: rSr;at,au, 1905 p. m Biloxi a"
Pass ncsau Springs, 1885 pm; ocr""
pm "a nm Mobile, l2;45 An.
SOs; o.t line train Ouly makes the aO0'0
stops. oo,Xc WEST,
~. a-Fast Line Mail leaves moSlio q
No. Arrives at Scranton 3.So am,
S%o aus Sprlugs Alb, Biloxi 4:|S, TSS S'
CSU sos, Bay st.. L"u'S DID, No"
Orleans Ne. othcr stops made.
~Iesying Mobile at 2:25 pm
no: 1t st. Elmo sos. Grand baS
AIt''S Scranton, .3:25; .oceapc ePringS
MT ESioxi. 4:S0; Mississippi Cltys e:2s
81 rhr;stian, 5:i3; Bay St. LOUIS $50
Nav Orleans, 1870 pm; cto.,or Avt.
No" GEo. j. SANTA CRUz, station Ase.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-10-07

The knights Of Labor festiSS'
last "Wednesday night is said TO
have been we'll conducted aud high
IL ENJOYABLE. The music was turn
isbed by Messrs. F. D. Becht and
the Paukey brothers. One very
commeudahle feature, ne We ar
told. Was t6at no iu~tOxicauts or In
toxi-ated persons were admitted
A graud reform idea.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-01-29

ried out IL a Wise policy Of legislation
prevails. Bat FLAWS are to be passed